How can we help you?

We are the UK's leading dementia charity, we tackle all aspects of dementia by giving help and hope to people living with dementia today and in the future. For more information visit our 'about us' section.

Alzheimer's Society offers a range of dementia support services. From a listening ear on the phone to a visit in person as well as opportunities to connect with others. You can call our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456 or visit our 'get support' section online.

There are many ways in which you can get involved and support us. You can:

• Make a donation
• Take part in an event and fundraise for us
• Become a campaigner
• Volunteer your time
• Become a Dementia Friend
• Leave some feedback for our hardworking teams to make their day. 

We are grateful for all the support we receive, thank you so much for your interest.

Please visit our 'get support' website pages which include dementia information, advice and factsheets to support you. You can also call our Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456 to get personalised information, support and advice.

Our Dementia Advisers are available on 0333 150 3456 to listen to your concerns. For full details and opening hours please visit our Dementia Support Line website page.

You can find support near you by visiting our Dementia Directory.

You can donate in a number of ways. 
Please visit the donate section of our website to find out more.

Thank you for thinking of donating to us.

It’s so kind of you to think of Alzheimer’s Society at this difficult time.

There are many ways that you can donate. You can donate in memory of someone, organise a funeral collection, fundraise in memory, or set up an online tribute fund.

Please give us a call on 0330 333 0804 and we’ll help you update your payments.

If you need help in your fundraising, please give us a call on 0330 333 0804, or fill in our Contact us form.

We'd love to hear from you.

To find out how you can volunteer and cheer for Alzheimer’s Society, along with what opportunities are available, please visit the volunteering section of our website.

To find out more about our fundraising events and how you can get involved, please visit 'join an event' on our website.

Thank you for choosing to fundraise for us, it’s massively appreciated.

To pay in sponsorship from a fundraising event please visit 'pay in your fundraising money' on our website.

We are sorry to hear that you’re having problems with your fundraising page. Unfortunately, we are not able to help with any JustGiving related issues, as they are a separate organisation.

Please visit the JustGiving support page where they have lots of helpful information or you can submit a request through the JustGiving website.

Even if you have volunteered before, or already volunteer for Alzheimer's Society, you still need to sign-up online for each event. This is essential for us, as we need to make sure we have the most up to date details, such as your emergency contact details, and the correct email address to communicate with you.

We understand that sometimes things crop up which mean you can no longer volunteer at the event. If this is the case, just contact us using our online form with your full name, postcode, and the name of the event you were due to volunteer at.

We’ll send out a link to our Training Zone in your welcome emails. Here you will find our training guide and plans for every ability plus loads of other advice covering areas including nutrition, injuries and tapering. We’ll also give you contact details for our expert running coaches, so you get in touch directly with any questions.

No, we have set fundraising targets, which are set per person, as we incur costs for all events, and need to both cover these whilst also raising as much money as possible for people affected by dementia.

To find out more about our fundraising events and how you can get involved, please visit 'join an event'.

For details on how to pay in sponsorship from a fundraising event please visit 'pay in your fundraising money'.

This year all our Memory Walks allow dogs with the exception of our Liverpool event which does not.

Assistance dogs are welcome at all of our events. Dogs must be kept on leads at all times at events where they are permitted.

Memory Walks are a series of family-friendly sponsored walks which take place in various locations in September and October each year. You can walk either for, or in memory of, a loved one and help to raise vital funds for Alzheimer's Society.

These events are a fantastic way to make a real difference for people affected by dementia. Our Memory Walk events operate in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and are organised by our in-house team. If you cannot attend a walk that we host, you can also choose to take on your own Memory Walk closer to home.

You can view our full list of Memory Walk events, and filter by location.

If you take on your own Memory Walk, it's up to you where you walk. You could lap your local park, or walk nearby pavements or pebbles on your own, with your household or with your four-legged friends. If you live in Scotland, Alzheimer's Scotland are the leading dementia charity for the region. They also run walking events – find out more on the Alzheimer's Scotland website.

Take on your own Memory Walk is suited to you if you wish to do a Memory Walk but either can't make one of our organised walks, there isn’t one in your area, or you want to do a Memory Walk in an area that’s special to you and your loved ones.

It's easy to take part. Sign up for a free fundraising pack, invite people to join you (or walk solo), set up your fundraising page and get walking. We are asking people to take on your own Memory Walk on World Alzheimer’s Day, 21 September, or any other day that month that suits you! 

Outside of this time, you can organise your own walk with the support of our events team. We recommend keeping your Memory Walk small, with just friends, family or colleagues so that it is nice and easy to organise. If you want to be part of a larger event, we recommend attending one of our existing Memory Walks.

We want to make our Memory Walks as accessible as possible, so it’s free to sign up! However, Memory Walk is a fundraising event and we want to try and raise as much money as possible to help those affected by dementia. That’s why, when you sign up, you will receive a fundraising pack and a target that we encourage you to work towards.

We recommend that anyone participating in Memory Walk arrives at the event site from 1 hour before the walk start time.

This is so that you can soak up the atmosphere before the walk begins and allows time to take part in the pre-walk activities such as: writing a tag that you can place on our Memory Tree, taking photos, taking part in the Zumba warm up, or grabbing a refreshment. 

This time is also important to allow for things like traffic and public transport. More detailed information about timings, getting to your event site and things to consider can be found on each Memory Walk event location page.

To help make Memory Walk as accessible as we can, we offer two different distances at all of our events. The lengths vary depending on the location, with shorter routes between 1.5-3.5km long, and our longer routes between 5-9km long. Find your walk in our Memory walk website section and check the event page for more details about the route, including information about route accessibility.

All Memory Walk routes are clearly signposted and marshalled by our amazing volunteers, so a route map isn’t required to take part. For a sneak preview of the route or to find out more about accessibility details, check out your Memory Walk web page.
Please note, all routes are subject to change in the event of bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

Water refill stations will be available at every Memory Walk, for you to fill up your own water bottle. Soft drinks and other refreshments will also be available from our caterers at each event. By bringing your own water bottle, you will be helping to reduce the carbon footprint of our event and limit our plastic waste.

We have a professional photographer at each event to capture special moments throughout the day.

We appreciate that not everyone might like to have their photograph taken, which is why we have free red wristbands available at our Information gazebo for you to use if this is the case. Wearing a red wristband means that our photographer will know that you do not wish to be photographed and will avoid doing this as much as is possible. Please ensure that your red wristband is visible at all times so that the photographer is aware of your wishes.

You can find photos from all past events on Flickr.

You can also find photos that walkers have added on social media - search #MemoryWalk on X, Facebook and Instagram.

Our event sites get very busy and can be loud, especially during the Zumba warm up just before the walk starts. Once the walk is underway the event site is quieter. After the first set of walkers have headed off, the crowd thins out and the route is also quieter. We have volunteers as marshals, across the route who can assist you during the walk. If you, or somebody in your party, has concerns and would like to discuss attending an event in advance please contact our team using our online form.

Each Memory Walk page has event specific information on accessibility, advising on location, environment, and disabled parking bays, where possible. We will specify if the event site is on grass, and whether the route is on hard standing paths. All events have accessible toilet units on the event site, and first aid provision with an emergency vehicle and responders on site. Assistance dogs are welcome at all our events.

We know that our events can get busy. In the unfortunate circumstance that you're separated from a child or vulnerable adult that you are attending the event with, we have blue security wristbands available from our Information gazebo where you can write your name and contact number as a safety measure when you arrive at the event. There is a PA system with a microphone on each event site, used for announcements and to play music. We don’t have an induction loop on our event sites, but printed information sheets covering key event day information can be found at the Information tent on the day.

All essential event information, including timings and directions, will also be sent in advance to all participants and volunteers. If a walker is unable to take part in an event without the additional assistance and support of a carer on the route, the carer is not required to complete the registration form. In these circumstances, the carer may simply turn up on the day alongside the registered walker.

Please note, we cannot provide a carer or accompanier on behalf of anyone participating in the walk.

Whilst we try to make our events as accessible as we can, please note, due to the nature of this event it will be a loud environment, and there will be a high volume of people present. However, here are some measures that we have in place to try and make our events more dementia-friendly: 

• Our signage is printed using dementia-friendly text, fonts, and imagery.
• Our Memory Walk staff members are Dementia Friends.
• Blue security wristbands are available from our Information gazebo for recording your name and contact number, in case you are separated from any vulnerable adults or children in your party.

We need everyone's help to make our Memory Walk event as safe as possible, so please do take note of how you can help us.

We know that our events can get busy. Blue security wristbands are available from our Information gazebo for recording your name and contact number, in case you are separated from any vulnerable adults or children in your party.

• Do not attend the event if you are unwell, or anyone you live with is unwell and likely to be contagious.
• Please follow instructions from Memory Walk staff and volunteers throughout the event.
• Give way to the general public within and around the event.
• Be kind to yourself and others.

Visit our 'Find a walk' web page and select the Memory Walk location you'd like to register for.

At the top of the page there will be a banner that says 'Sign up to walk' and a button you can click. This will take you to a registration form that you will need to fill out with your details. Once you have completed this, we will then be in touch to provide you with everything you need to get started on your fundraising and all the essential details you’ll need before the big day.

It is essential that all those wanting to take part in a Memory Walk event organised by us, register on our website individually.

Multiple registrations under one name will not be recognised. 

Registration closes on the date stated on the event page. An exception is that if a walker is unable to take part in an event without the additional assistance and support of a carer on the route, the carer is not required to complete the registration form. In these circumstances, the carer may simply turn up on the day alongside the registered walker. 

Please note, we cannot provide a carer or accompanier on behalf of anyone participating in the walk. Under 16s can take part in our events if they are accompanied by an adult over 18, and do not need to register. If you would like to bring an under 16 with you then please state this on your registration form when asked. If you are taking on your own Memory Walk, only the organiser needs to register with us.

We aim to start sending out both digital and postal Memory Walk fundraising packs from early summer onwards. We will update this web page with more details nearer the time.

It is very important to try and sign up to a Memory Walk as early as possible so that we know how many people to expect on the day and can plan the event to be a safe and enjoyable day. 

However, if registrations have closed online, you can still sign up at the event on the day. 

Please visit the Information tent to do this or speak to one of our lovely staff or volunteers (in hi-vis vests) who can help you do this. 

Please note, if you are signing up on the day, as this is a sponsored walking event, we do ask for a £10 contribution. This is to help cover the cost of the Memory Walk t-shirt that you will receive on the day and help towards the event costs. If you would still like to fundraise post-event, then you are most welcome to.

We understand that sometimes things crop up which mean you can no longer volunteer at the event. If this is the case, just contact us using our online form with your full name, postcode, and the name of the event you were due to volunteer at.

If you are aged between 16-17 on the day of the Memory Walk event, please seek permission of your legal parent or guardian before registering. You can then sign up online using the standard registration form. Children under 16 can take part if they are accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times at the event. The parent or guardian must sign up as normal using the registration form.

To create a team select the Memory Walk you’d like to do, fill out the registration form, and then follow the steps on how to create a team. You’ll be asked to choose a team name and invite your teammates to register for the event by entering their emails into the box provided. 

To join a team that has already been created all you'll need to do is sign up for the same walk as your teammates, and on the registration form select to join a team and enter your team name or search for the Team Captain (the person who created the team). 

Please note, the team that you create or join upon registration is your walking team. In order to add team members to your JustGiving fundraising page, you will need to do this manually when you create your page, as this is a separate process. For further information on how to do this, please view JustGiving’s guidance, or contact them for further help.

To see who is on your team the team leader will need to use our contact us form to get in touch with our team.
 

All of our Memory Walks have a fundraising target of £160. We encourage you to try and reach this but you can still participate if you don't hit the full fundraising amount.

To pay in your sponsorship and donations please visit our 'pay in your fundraising' web page.

For security reasons, we ask that you please don't send cash. Please note, we are also unable to accept donations brought to us on event day. Instead, you can pay cash donations into your account then donate in one of the following ways: 

• Donate online.
• Send a cheque, made payable to Alzheimer's Society, sponsorship forms and donation return form in your freepost envelope which you received in your pack after registering. Let us know if you haven't got a freepost envelope.
• Make a secure card payment over the phone by calling us on 0300 330 5452.
• Add the donation to your JustGiving page and the money will come straight to us.
• Please ensure that you send us your sponsorship by 2 months after your event, so that it can be included in our grand total.

Thank you for thinking of volunteering with us. 

Our amazing volunteers are essential to making sure we can run our Memory Walks and we'd love to have you on board! 

Once volunteer registrations are open, you can follow the steps to register. To register, visit our 'Find a walk' page to see your nearest event. Select the event you want to volunteer at and scroll down the page to find the volunteer button.

We will then be in touch via email closer to the event day with all the information you will need.

At Memory Walk events volunteering roles are split into those based on the event site or on the route. On the event site, volunteering roles include selling merchandise, manning the Information and Memory Tag gazebos, and handing out medals to all our amazing walkers. 

Our route volunteers support as marshals, making sure the walkers are safe on route and heading in the right direction, as well as keeping them motivated with big cheers! This is just a snapshot of the types of tasks that volunteers are allocated by the event manager on event day. The event manager will always try to match you with the preferred role you indicated on your sign-up form, however we appreciate your flexibility where possible.

Most of our volunteers will be needed between 08:30 and 14:30 at Memory Walk, but this may change depending on the timings of each event, especially if an event is due to start earlier or later than usual. Keep an eye on your inbox for an email with full timings from our team before the event.

You will receive updates from the Memory Walk team in the lead up to the event which will provide you with everything you need to know before event day, so keep an eye on your inbox and double-check your junk-mail folder.

These updates include information about what time to arrive, where to go, and what to expect at the event. We may also contact you by phone or text message in case we need to update you with vital information. 

When you arrive at the walk, your event manager will sign you in, allocate you a role and give you all the equipment you need. You'll then receive a briefing with your fellow volunteers which will cover what to expect, safety information and everything else you need to know about your volunteer role.

All the specific volunteering equipment you need, including a radio and hi-vis vest, will be provided to you on the day of your Memory Walk.

So, please just bring your enthusiasm and the below provisions to ensure you have a comfortable and fun experience. 

Please check the weather forecast and wear suitable clothes and footwear. Some volunteers find that a foldable camping chair can be useful, especially if you are out on the route or need a rest from standing. 

At most events we will give you a food and drink voucher which can be redeemed with the on-site caterers, but we would also recommend that you bring some snacks to keep you going. 

To help us be more green, please do bring your own water bottle. We will have water stations on the event site where you can refill your bottle. Information about what to bring will also be sent out to you via email shortly before event day.

We have raised millions of pounds over the years at our Memory Walks. 

Without the support of our generous volunteers, the Memory Walks would not be able to take place, and we would not be able to raise vital funds for people affected by dementia. 

At the event you have the chance to meet new and like-minded people whilst having a great day out. You can be part of an amazing atmosphere of people coming together and walking for a future where dementia no longer devastates lives. Volunteering at events also provides you with new skills and experiences to take into your personal and professional life. If you are volunteering as part of a scheme, we can also certify these hours towards your award.

We try to make our Memory Walk volunteering experiences as accessible as possible. 

However, please bear in mind that as Memory Walk is an outdoor event, there may be factors such as the terrain and the weather which could affect the accessibility of each event. 

It is useful to let us know in advance if you have any access needs so that we can try to assess the suitability of the event site and the volunteer roles available, and so that the event manager can try to ensure that you are as comfortable in your role as possible on the day. 

You can let us know on your volunteer registration form about any access needs, in the section about medical conditions/disabilities, or you can speak to your event manager on the day, if you wish to.

If you are part of a team, or want to volunteer at a Memory Walk with a friend, we would love for you to bring them along – the more the merrier! 

All you need to do is sign up individually, via the online form, and make sure to mention who you’re volunteering with in the volunteer with a friend box. On the day, your event manager will always try to keep you together in groups of at least two so you can enjoy volunteering together.

Youth Groups are welcome to volunteer at Memory Walk, as long as they have a leader over the age of 18 to supervise them at the event. 

The leader must first sign up using the online form, and write the name of the Youth Group, and the approximate number of youth volunteers in the 'volunteer with a friend' box (e.g. Durham Scouts x10). This helps the event manager know how many additional volunteers to expect at the event. After this, please forward your confirmation of registration using our online contact form, to highlight that you've signed up a Youth Group.

If there are any changes to the number of volunteers you’re bringing, then please do email again to confirm.

If you are aged between 16-17 on the day of the event, please seek permission of your legal parent or guardian before registering to volunteer. You can then sign up online to volunteer, using the standard volunteer registration form.

Children under 16 can volunteer if they are accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times at the event. The parent or guardian must sign up as normal using the online volunteer registration form, noting in the volunteer with a friend box that a child will be present and add their age.

The registration fee for the 13 mile trek is £20 per person, and the registration for the 26 mile trek is £25 per person.

The target for the 13 mile trek is £200 per person, and the target for the 26 mile trek is £300 per person.

If you smash your fundraising target one month before your event day we’ll send you out a free trekking top. 

You don't need to get in touch to claim it - as long as you have hit your target on your JustGiving page or have paid in cash donations, we'll send out your top automatically. 

If you hit your target after the one month deadline you can still claim your free trekking top on the day (visit our merchandise stand) If you are fundraising in a team, please let us know by creating a team when you sign up so we can make sure you all receive your tops. You can also take a look and purchase other Trek merchandise from our online shop if you wanted to look the trekking part.
 

Absolutely! You can create your team when you register by clicking 'create' on the online registration form. 

To join an existing team click on the find button and type either the team name or the name of the team captain. Every member of the team must register fore the trek via the website (solely joining a team on JustGiving is not a valid entry for Trek26). 

Your fundraising target is still £200 per person for the 13 mile trek route or £300 per person for the 26 mile trek route, but you're welcome to combine your targets into one team total. When you register as a Team Captain, your team members will receive 15% off their registration fee when they sign up. Details of the discount will be supplied to the Team Captain upon registration.

The minimum age limit for the Trek26 series is 14. All participants must be at least 14 on event day. If you're under 18 you'll need an adult to take part with you, who also needs to sign up online and fundraise.

We provide food, hot drinks, and water re-fill stations for every participant on a Trek26 event. 

We plan rest stops every 6-7 miles to ensure our trekkers are fully supported, with lunch at the halfway rest stop for each distance. 

• The start line - A breakfast snack, hot drinks, and water re-fill stations.
• Rest stops - A selection of snack bars, chocolate, fruit, crisps, hot drinks, and water re-fill station.
• Lunch - A selection of sandwiches, snack bars, chocolate, fruit, crisps, hot drinks, and water re-fill station.

Yes, there will be toilet facilities at the event hub where you start and finish your trek, as well as at each rest stop along the route.

The great British weather can be unpredictable so it is important that you check the kit list and come prepared for all types of weather. In cases of extreme weather such as thunderstorms, very high temperatures and extreme rainfall we will check the route and may have to stop the event if the route is deemed unsafe and cannot be rerouted.

No, we’re afraid not. Everyone taking part needs to be fully registered for this event as well as fundraising for Alzheimer’s Society, to stop dementia devastating lives.

No, Trek26 is a fully supported walking event, with all timings planned based on walking speed. Running is not permitted to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

No, Unfortunately dogs aren’t permitted to take part in the trek due to safety issues and due to us trekking on privately owned land. They are welcome to be on the event hub with friends and family but must be kept on a lead and the person looking after them is responsible for cleaning up any mess.

Absolutely! We'd love to have you cheering alongside us to support the runners. Each individual needs to be a registered volunteer. Anyone under 18 needs to be accompanied by an adult who is also registered to volunteer, and you can volunteer using our cheer team link.

If you have registered directly to a running event through Alzheimer's Society, we are unable to offer deferrals or transfers as made clear in our terms and conditions, which are:

• You agree to pay a non-refundable registration fee
• You understand that should you, for whatever reason, not take part in the event, your place cannot be deferred to a later date or transferred to another event.
• We are unable to assist because we have already committed to the place with the third party event organiser and the charity would be at a loss otherwise.

If you have your own place which you organised directly with the event organiser, then you will need to contact them directly to discuss.

You will need to contact the event organiser directly to discuss changing your start time. Go to your event on our running website page where you will find a link to their website for FAQs and contact details.

The only circumstance in which we would refund a registration fee would be if the event was cancelled or postponed. As per the terms and conditions of the event, the registration fee is non-refundable.

Your race pack should arrive no later than two weeks before the event. If you haven't yet received this, please see the event organiser's FAQs to find out what to do. Go to your event on our running website page where you will find a link to their website.

Our events team are at hand to help in whatever way we can and we have fundraising materials to support your fundraising. 

We do set our fundraising targets to ensure that our costs are covered and that as much money as possible is raised for those affected by dementia. We'd therefore ask that you try your hardest to reach it, but we'll be right with you, so do get in touch and we'll support you all the way.

The fundraising deadline for all our running events is six weeks following on from the event date.

The fundraising target is different across each event. To check the specific fundraising target for your event, please find your event on our event website page.

Please take a look at the event organiser's website for up to date information about the route. Go to your event on our running page where you will find a link to their website.

Full details and individual start times will be confirmed nearer to the event. You'll find these on the event organiser's FAQ page. Go to your event on our running page where you will find a link to their website.

For most running events, your top will be sent to you a month before your event date along with a race day information pack. The only exceptions to this are any international events where you should receive your top and fundraising pack within two weeks of registering.

All participants will be emailed an official event guide no later than two weeks before the event from the event organisers. Your event guide will include all the information you need to know before, during and after your event. If you'd like to know specific details about the event in the meantime, please see the event organiser's FAQs. Go to your event on our running page where you will find a link to their website.

There is an Alzheimer's Society presence for all events across England and Wales, ranging from cheer points to marquees in the charity village. We will update you via email on where we'll be so you can look out for us and say hello. 

Note: For fundraising events in Scotland we have a relationship with Alzheimer's Scotland who will cheer you on our behalf (and we do the same for their runners at London Marathon).

We will operate a waiting list if an event sells out and you can join this by completing the 'I am interested in running' form on the event webpage. We will then get in touch with a sign up link if any spaces opens up. Once the event registration deadline is passed, the waiting list will close, but you will be able to register your interest for the following year's event.
Go to the event on our running page for more information on your options.

If you've been able to reach your fundraising target set by 31 March you'll be eligible to receive your free Alzheimer's Society hoodie. You'll be able to collect this at the Expo. For more information go to our London Marathon FAQs.

You can choose to Skydive on any date of the year if you can't make the Skydive days set. You can register on our Skydive page.

You are able to transfer to a different Skydive day or a general date if there is availability at the chosen airfield. You will need to contact Skyline directly to arrange this as they handle the bookings [email protected]. If you are re-scheduling this within two weeks of your jump day, there will be an additional fee which you can discuss with Skyline directly.

You will need to contact Skyline directly to arrange this and can contact them on [email protected]. You will lose your registration fee as this is non-refundable.

The deadline for signing up for a Skydive tends to be six weeks prior to the event, but you can find specific dates on our Skydive event page.

The deadline for Skydive sponsorship tends to be one month before the event, but you can find specific dates on the Skydive event page.

Each Ultra challenge event has different distances and funding options. Please check out your Ultra challenge event page which has detailed fact sheets and information specific for your event.

Yes, Alzheimer's Society invests in dementia research. Our research programme focuses on improving care for people with dementia today and finding a cure for tomorrow. 

We know that research will beat dementia. Learn more about the projects we're funding. 

We also co-create, search for and accelerate the best new and innovative solutions to provide help and hope for people living with dementia.

Find out more about the innovations set to transform lives. 

Research is only possible thanks to the people who take part. Find out more about how you can take part in dementia research and register your interest today.

We have an Accelerator Programme, designed to support in accelerating the development of dementia products and service innovations. Each year, innovators can apply to receive specialist support and expertise along with funding of up to £100k. 

Find out more about the Accelerator Programme and how to apply.
 

We can help you stay up to date wit the latest news in dementia research. Follow our research news to learn more about the biggest advancements to date in the development of dementia drugs and treatments, as well as news relating to improving dementia diagnosis. 

Alzheimer's Society is focused on the future potential of dementia researchers and offer a number of grants to support their impact in the field.

You can find out more about our research grants, check key dates and deadlines, and read our guidance to support your application.

If you currently have a grant application with us, you can check the funding timelines and access the grant management platform from our website.

If you’re a researcher funded by Alzheimer’s Society, please read this guidance on our policies and other matters relating to management of your grant.

Alzheimer’s Society, Innovate UK and Challenge Works have launched a £4 million prize fund to find innovators who can create ground-breaking technologies to help people with early-stage dementia. 

Learn more about our Longitude Prize on dementia and our involvement.

Thank you for your interest in applying for a job at Alzheimer’s Society. You can view the latest job opportunities as well as register to receive future opportunities on our careers website.

If you are having trouble uploading your CV for a role at Alzheimer's Society, or need further support on a application, email [email protected]

We do not accept CVs alone as part of the job application process. We ask that you write how you meet the person specification of the job in support of your application.

Alzheimer’s Society has policies regarding personal information. To find out more about how we use your personal information please visit the legal information section of our website.

If you would like to change your personal details or communication preferences, please get in touch on 0330 333 0804 and our Supporter Care team would be more than happy to assist, or fill in your details using our online Contact us form.